Kokoissa

Kokoissa is a Finnish grammatical form of the noun koko, meaning size. It represents the inessive plural, roughly translating to “in the sizes” or “in sizes.” This form is used when referring to multiple sizes or to size categories in a spatial or situational sense, such as when products or items are described as being available across several dimensions.

In Finnish, the inessive plural ending for this noun is -issa, giving kokoissa. The singular inessive form is koossa (in the size). Other case forms of koko use different endings, for example kokoja (sizes, partitive) or koon (genitive). The word koko itself is a basic noun that can pair with adjectives and numerals to specify particular sizes.

Kokoissa commonly appears in consumer and retail language, especially in product catalogs, clothing, footwear, and packaging. Examples include sentences like “Vaatteet ovat saatavilla monissa kokoissa,” meaning that clothes are available in many sizes. It can also appear in more general phrases describing ranges, such as “valikoima eri kokoissa.”

Because kokoissa is a case form, its exact interpretation depends on context and the accompanying elements in the sentence. It functions as a grammatical marker rather than a standalone concept, signaling location or availability with respect to multiple sizes.